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Mending Libred CSS for laymen
I have the same problem with Libred interfaces as described here, but I do not understand the accepted solution and the thread is locked. What am I supposed to do?
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Re: Mending Libred CSS for laymen
The fix changes the .post class to remove the grid display and just use a normal block. You would need to change the URL to match the site(s) in question (assuming it still uses that class). Since you didn't supply an example URL I can't be more specific.
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Re: Mending Libred CSS for laymen
I do not know what a ‘.post class’ is. I am asking for a recipe I can follow so I can make Libreddit pages (eg this one) look right, as that thread’s poster was able to achieve.
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Re: Mending Libred CSS for laymen
You would want to install Stylem or equivalent (the original post just modified userContent.css directly) and add this:
That's not quite right, though, so instead here's a Modify HTTP Response filter to fix the grid template.
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@-moz-document domain("redlib.perennialte.ch") {
.post { display: block !important; }
}
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[["/redlib/",["/style\\.css/",["/min\\(20%, 152px\\)/g","20%"]]]]
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Re: Mending Libred CSS for laymen
Thank you! Modifying the header as specified works as desired. Stylem also seems like it might be useful for me in future, if I could figure out how ot use it to restore the old theme for certain websites, but that is a subject for another post.
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